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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 26 (1861) (1861)

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essels or other obstructions that may lie di- The operation of putting grain into bags requires| box, G, down, when the bag is easily removed and an | rectly before him. Even the bright blaze of a light- ordinarily the labor of two persons, one to hold the | empty one substituted in its place.… … tach his bag to the jaws, he places OLDS’S PATENT HOLDER FOR BAGGING GRAIN. catches into the teeth upon the his foot upon the plate, F, which is fastened rigidly | the Scientific American Patent Agency, August 20, | wheel, B, and thus turns this wheel the distance of upon the side of the box, G,…

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